Skwachays Lodge, Vancouver

Skwachàys Lodge features 18 uniquely designed rooms, each crafted by collaboration between top hotel designers and Indigenous artists. The lodge showcases art installations that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples. Guests can choose from a variety of themed rooms, including the Water Room and the Feather Room, each with distinctive art pieces and décor.

The lodge operates as a self-sustaining social enterprise, contributing to the housing of Indigenous individuals. Spending at Skwachàys Lodge directly supports urban Indigenous artists and their economic independence. The lodge promotes cultural tourism, allowing guests to engage with local art and history during their stay.

Every room at Skwachàys Lodge incorporates art pieces that convey stories and cultural significance. Artists like Corrine Hunt and Richard Shorty design pieces that reflect the deep connection between locals and their environment. This integration of art transforms each space into a unique narrative within the lodge.

Situated in Vancouver, Skwachàys Lodge provides guests easy access to local attractions and outdoor experiences. The lodge reflects the surrounding urban landscape while still highlighting Indigenous cultural practices. Its central location allows for an exploration of nearby parks, galleries, and Indigenous cultural sites.

Staying at Skwachàys Lodge means guests contribute to the Indigenous community's housing efforts. The BC Indigenous Housing Society governs the lodge, ensuring a focus on affordable housing solutions. Each booking supports broader initiatives aimed at improving the lives of Indigenous residents in Vancouver.

Accommodations: 18 uniquely designed rooms with Indigenous art

Cultural Experience: Supports urban Indigenous artists and housing

Location: Central Vancouver with access to cultural sites

Social Impact: Contributions to community housing efforts